Holy Water

Late 19th Century Ceremonial Wood and Coconut Ladle, Bali Indonesia This is a rare coconut shell holy water dipper from the Bali Aga people of the Kintamani region of Bali, Indonesia.

Late 19th Century Ceremonial Wood and Coconut Ladle, Bali Indonesia This is a rare coconut shell holy water dipper from the Bali Aga people of the Kintamani region of Bali, Indonesia.

Traditionally used as a holy water font, it serves as a vessel containing holy water, placed near the entrance of a church for worshippers to use in making the sign of the cross upon...

Conch shell recipient and container for holy water used in ceremonies. Known as “Buddha ears”, they were mounted as a sound instrument.

Beautiful pair of shell-shaped "bénitiers" (holy water vessels), carved out of Carrara marble.

Spectacular marble base depicting a pair of lions with joined bodies 18th Century It likely served as the base for a holy water font or decorative capital. From Venice, private col...

A magnificent medieval Renaissance period architectural holy water font lavabo. Born in a Christian church in Continental Europe during the middle ages, likely Italian 16th or 17th c...

A pair of 19th century French faience wall pockets, or a bénitiers, or holy water fonts, used for devotional blessings upon entering or leaving the home.

People keep holy water from the Ganga (Holy River) inside this pot.

They welcome the holy water thanks to which the faithful will purify themselves and enter into communion with God.

The piece also come with holy water, a scapula, and ceremonial metal implements used in baptism.

A 19th century French faience wall pocket, or a bénitier, or holy water font, used for blessings upon entering or leaving the home.

These antique French Gothic style white limestone (Pierre Calcaire) pieces are old holy water vessels (stoups or 'benitiers' in French) are from a small chapel in the Drome departmen...

Originally, a marble basin of this size might have been used in a Catholic church as holy water vessels. The gadrooned lobes carved along the outside give the appearance of a stylize...

A marble basin of this size might have originally been used in a Catholic church as a holy water vessel. The gadrooned lobes carved along the outside give the appearance of a stylize...

A marble basin of this size might have originally been used in a Catholic church as a holy water vessel. The gadrooned lobes carved along the outside give the appearance of a stylize...

This acetre, a vessel for holy water also known as a situla, is a piece that, in this religious context, appeared in the West in the Middle Ages.

The cross stands on a flared, lobed base and rises into a stylized Fleur-de-Lys form with an opening at the top, suggesting it may have originally functioned as a holy water font or ...

Topping the hardstone is an octagonal oak surround, providing the basin for the holy water. Rising from the font is an ornate brass boom, distinguished by its intricate scrollwork an...

Antique Indian Bronze Prayer Puja Holy Water Spoon decorated with dancing Krishna final and Hanuman on the bottom, in Hindu mythology, the monkey commander of the monkey army.

In addition to the numerous individual pieces, the manufactory began serial production of items such as holy water jugs, holy water fonts, ashtrays, vases, and tableware.

Projects include: Big Red Boot, a pair of cartoonishly large rubber boots; Jesus Shoes, their designer-branded sneakers filled with holy water; ATM Leaderboard, an ATM installed at A...

At the bottom of the cross sits a font, or stoup, originally designed to hold holy water. The font is also decorated with cloisonné enamel, but employs a geometric layered design in ...

These decorative motifs are inspired by holy water fonts and by the traditional symbolism of the Holy Spirit, of which the dove is the most widespread emblem, associated with peace, ...

Also called " búcaro " or botijo. these pitchers were made especially for holding water, or holy water, flowers. Most often they were made for the important homes and for wealthy f...

Key Features: Handcrafted in solid silver alloy, partially parcel-gilt (fire-gilded highlights) Rich repoussé, chasing, and engraving techniques throughout Spout and handle inspir...

Also called " búcaro " or botijo. these pitchers were made especially for holding water, or holy water. Most often they were made for the important homes or were located in convents ...

Furthermore, church ornaments and the apparatus used for holy water basins and other sacred items, carved and painted decorations, and objects used for public ceremonies.

The Khlebnikov’s family created nearly 50 religious articles according to their sketches and drawings: ostensories, chalices, Holy-water bowls, and jugs for Holy water, incense burne...

She holds a sacred kalash filled with holy blessing water, while behind her shines a luminous mandorla and golden halo, emphasizing her divine presence and transcendent power.

Other theories suggest that a ceramic elephant figure is an appropriate mount for a relic chamber which would be held in the carrying cradle on the back of the elephant and that the ...

Circa 1890 Height: 20" Width: 37"-55" (adjustable) Depth: 5.5" Mélusine (French: [melyzin]) or Melusina is a figure of European folklore, a female spirit of fresh water in a hol...

The objects produced there, whether made from temporal materials like palm leaves used for daily prayers, that are made to wash away at the end of the day, or silver vessels that hol...